Re: wii crash

technik — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 11:08:37 +0200

Actually you don't need them for a statement, but i think that GX_Position3f32 was an inline, so it may be threated as more than one statement.

Re: wii crash

g_man — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 19:03:35 +0200

This is just a guess but try putting brackets {} around the for. I know if you have in if statement the you don't need them, but for a for statement you might.

wii crash

xyz44 — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 14:43:29 +0200

hi @ all,

i have a problem, i have two versions of source, they do the same i think, but one of them run and the other crash my wii, i don't understand why,
here is the source that run fine, simple draw a triangle:

GX_Begin(GX_TRIANGLES, GX_VTXFMT0, 3);
 GX_Position3f32( (f32)m_pMS3DVertex[0].vertex[0], (f32)m_pMS3DVertex[0].vertex[1], (f32)m_pMS3DVertex[0].vertex[2]);
 GX_Position3f32( (f32)m_pMS3DVertex[1].vertex[0], (f32)m_pMS3DVertex[1].vertex[1], (f32)m_pMS3DVertex[1].vertex[2]);
 GX_Position3f32( (f32)m_pMS3DVertex[2].vertex[0], (f32)m_pMS3DVertex[2].vertex[1], (f32)m_pMS3DVertex[2].vertex[2]);
GX_End();

ok, i hope someone can help me pls :)

thx for every repley
but this source, my opinion is they do the same, crash the wii, why???????????????

GX_Begin(GX_TRIANGLES, GX_VTXFMT0, 3);
 for(v=0;v<3;v++)
  GX_Position3f32( (f32)m_pMS3DVertex[v].vertex[0], (f32)m_pMS3DVertex[v].vertex[1], (f32)m_pMS3DVertex[v].vertex[2]);
GX_End();

thx for every repley